KATHY JUDD - VIOLIN, MUSIC & COMMON SENSE
a down-to-earth approach for stellar music-making
Updated: May 1, 2023
To have a rigid right arm policy (led by the elbow) of only 4 levels - G-D-A-E- makes it farther to the next string. Keeping a neutral elbow position that can access two or even three strings without moving much, makes it easier, smoother and faster to get to other strings. Try keeping your elbow just above the string you are playing on.
Welcome to My Blog! Please enjoy these thoughts on playing the violin, often written after assisting a student through a unique challenge...
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